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Week of October 5, 2026

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This week brought fixes across query correctness, ingestion and storage behavior. PromQL instant queries of range-vector expressions no longer crash, boolean OTLP metric attributes no longer merge distinct data points, and TWCS window assignment was corrected. Storage and metadata side work also advanced, with object store WAL garbage collection and several metasrv reliability fixes.

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This week: instant queries of range-vector expressions no longer crash, boolean OTLP metric attributes are kept as labels, TWCS windows were aligned, and object store WAL garbage collection landed.

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This week in GreptimeDB: instant queries of range-vector expressions now return results instead of crashing, boolean OTLP metric attributes are converted into labels rather than dropped, and TWCS assignment now follows half-open time windows. On the storage side, the object store WAL gained garbage collection below a persisted reclaim boundary plus metrics and a conditional-create fault matrix. OTLP trace ingestion now caches service and operation writes, import-v2 batches logical table DDL, and nested MergeScan plans run on the datanode.

Week of September 28, 2026

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V1.3.0-beta.1 brings production-ready features for Prometheus compatibility and query evaluation, while infrastructure improvements to WAL handling, storage backends, and index performance address durability and scale concerns. The week focused on stability improvements and finishing components needed for cross-region deployments.

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GreptimeDB v1.3.0-beta.1 is out with native histogram support, PromQL @ modifier, gRPC-Web CORS, HDFS storage, and WAL durability guarantees. Production release coming soon.

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GreptimeDB v1.3.0-beta.1 brings major improvements for production deployments: native Prometheus histograms enabled by default, PromQL @ modifier for timestamp-based queries, CORS support for browser clients, HDFS storage backend, and WAL durability guarantees for cross-region recovery. The release focuses on Prometheus compatibility and infrastructure reliability.

Week of September 21, 2026

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This week focused on WAL durability improvements, query correctness fixes for aggregates and PromQL matching, and toolchain stabilization. The combination of object store WAL chaining, histogram ingestion, and vector matching fixes improves both reliability and query accuracy for users.

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This week: object store WAL chains, vector aggregate fixes, PromQL matching corrections, native histogram support enabled, and stable Rust 1.96.1. Several query correctness and performance improvements shipped.

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This week's changes strengthen GreptimeDB's durability and query correctness. We implemented object store WAL chaining with recovery, fixed vector aggregate and PromQL vector matching issues, enabled native histogram ingestion by default, and switched to stable Rust toolchain. Performance improvements include lazy decoding of primary keys and better label filter pushing in PromQL joins.

Week of September 14, 2026

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This week brings Trace V2 fully online with JSON storage and Jaeger query support, enabling better observability data handling. Performance work across PromQL, series scanning, and HTTP batching reduces resource usage. Infrastructure improvements to object store WAL and region statistics support future scaling.

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Trace V2 ingestion is live with JSON2 attributes. Jaeger queries now work with Trace V2. HTTP writes batch ordinary tables. Performance optimizations in PromQL, series scans, and mito2.

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This week's GreptimeDB release brings Trace V2 to production with full JSON attribute support and Jaeger query compatibility. We optimized HTTP write batching for ordinary tables, improved PromQL filter propagation, and enhanced two-phase series scans with index usage. Object store WAL infrastructure for log stores is now complete, and region statistics now expose timestamp bounds. Configuration flexibility improved with opt-in range index support.

Weeks with too little public activity are left out rather than filled in. Last updated 2026-10-13.

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